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Internationalization of business activities has become one of the main fields of interest in management research, influencing a broad range of academic areas such as strategic management, organizational science, operations management or economic institutions. In recent years the pace of internationalization has even increased. With his four essays on distinctive levels of International Entrepreneurship, Gordian Rättich provides an answer on some of the most essential challenges for entrepreneurial firms and shows how social groups, economic institutions and nations manage to overcome the challenges of internationalization and gain competitive advantages.
Management --- Business & Economics --- Management Theory --- Economic Theory --- International business enterprises --- Business logistics --- Management. --- Business. --- Entrepreneurship. --- Business and Management. --- Administration --- Industrial relations --- Organization --- Entrepreneur --- Intrapreneur --- Capitalism --- Business incubators
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Contracting out. --- Contracting out --- Management --- Business & Economics --- Industrial Management --- Contract services --- Contracting for services --- Outsourcing --- Services, Contracting for --- Letting of contracts --- Privatization --- Public contracts
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Business relationships between customer firms and their logistics service providers represent an increasingly important element of today’s supply chains and thus, the success of such logistics outsourcing relationships has crucial relevance for the competitiveness of a supply chain. With his three papers on success factors in logistics outsourcing, Alexander de Grahl provides relevant insights regarding this important research question. In detail, adopting different perspectives in the three papers, the work shows how logistics service providers, customer firms and the two parties together can contribute to successful logistics outsourcing relationships.
Business logistics -- Contracting out. --- Business logistics. --- Success in business. --- Mechanical Engineering --- Management --- Business & Economics --- Engineering & Applied Sciences --- Management Theory --- Industrial & Management Engineering --- Business logistics --- Contracting out. --- Business. --- Production management. --- Business and Management. --- Operations Management. --- Contracting out --- Manufacturing management --- Industrial management
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Being one of the biggest transition markets, Russia plays an increasing role within the global economy. Non-Russian firms are expanding into Russia in order to exploit the abundant growth opportunities. Simultaneously they face stronger competition in their home markets due to the entrance of global Russian players which try to explore opportunities abroad. Based on the results of 177 survey responses, Tobias Weigl shows that the simple transfer of managerial and organizational skills, techniques, values and culture from developed countries to Russia is a false assumption among academics and practitioners. While executives from developed markets are driven by a rational economic model, which includes objective rules and arm’s length transaction structures, successful businesses in Russia need to incorporate the remaining influence of collectivism, paternalism and ‘blat’. Thus, successfully conducting business in Russia is based on network capitalism and relationships that co-exist within the pervasive environment of the Russian state.
Russia (Federation) --- Former Soviet republics --- Economic conditions. --- Economic policy. --- Globalization. --- Management. --- Emerging Markets/Globalization. --- Administration --- Industrial relations --- Organization --- Global cities --- Globalisation --- Internationalization --- International relations --- Anti-globalization movement --- Markets. --- Public markets --- Commerce --- Fairs --- Market towns
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